Recognized for her sparkling soprano and expressive doe eyes, Nicole Eve Goldstein is an NYC-based crossover artist specializing in musical theatre and opera. Nicole is dedicated to bridging the gap between genres, and has an equal passion for collaborating on new works as she does for reimagining our beloved classics.

 

A frequenter of Carnegie Hall, Nicole has performed as Celia in Iolanthe and the High Soprano Soloist in Anyone Can Whistle (conducted by Ted Sperling), as well as in the chorus of Lera Auerbach’s "Symphony No. 6" in A Concert for Sugihara (conducted by Constantine Orbelian). Nicole has also performed at Madison Square Garden, Lincoln Center, Radio City Music Hall and internationally in Italy and Denmark. ​Other favorite projects include Phoebe in A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder, originating the role of Aeterna in & Aeterna and Rose Fenney in Dogfight.  

 

When she’s not on stage, Nicole enjoys spending time with her 74-year-old French roommate, going to the movies, working on her photography skills, and indulging in copious amounts of sushi.​